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Harrisville Releases September 2026 Edition of Happenings Newsletter

By Utah News Staff · September 1, 2026 · 1 min read
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Harrisville Releases September 2026 Edition of Happenings Newsletter
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The September 2026 edition of Harrisville Happenings has been released. The newsletter includes a message from Mayor Shuman and details regarding the final Community Gardening Class of the season.

Key takeaways

  • The September 2026 edition of Harrisville Happenings features a message from Mayor Shuman.
  • Information regarding the final Community Gardening Class of the season is included.
  • Residents can sign up for electronic newsletter updates via the city website.

The latest edition of Harrisville Happenings is available for review. According to a notice on the city's website, the newsletter includes a message from Mayor Shuman and information regarding the season's final Community Gardening Class.

Residents can register to receive the newsletter electronically by visiting the city's website. This allows citizens to stay informed with city news before the physical copy arrives in mailboxes.

Questions regarding the contents of the edition can be directed to the city offices at 801-782-4100.

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